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Lucy, Theo and Ben bring you: A classic arson dog golf cart mishap, no consequences for the snake burglar, a called shot with a sedan, and the travelling sludge problem in Maine.

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I lied about including a link to the video it's from a private account. Sorry.

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Tim

I always miss Andrew when he’s away, but the episodes are so efficient!

Anne Marie

The solution to sludge is just more fiber

It's Kay!

Other comedy podcasts: 'yes, and'. Boonta Vista: '*awkward silence*...no, that's not really funny eh. And let me explain why' 😁

Andy C

Just added another data point to my theory that every comedy podcast will mention Eugene Tooms if you listen to enough episodes

Abeatupbluechevy

Mr. President of the HOA, there’s been a second Honda Civic

Bryan Zeck

My sister, who is epileptic, has had several seizures in public while alone. Every one has resulted in an expensive and unnecessary ambulance trip!

Bill Humphrey Media

Listening to sludge solutions like "And I'm proud to be an American Where at least I know I'm free"

Bill Humphrey Media

When I was a kid I took a tour of the huge waste treatment facility for the Boston area on the coast. Everyone's turd slurry gets collected and treated and spun around through turbines until it's completely liquefied and reduced to practically water and then they blast it out in long pipes way into the ocean at the seabed. At least that's my recollection of the basics.

Bill Humphrey Media

(The lingering useful solids are retained and sold for fertilizer after they've removed as much synthetic pollutant contamination as possible)

Kyle

beautiful moment of synchronicity here with the redcycle and plastic recycling section of the new Explosions & Fire

Roland Crosby

I looked into this a while ago because I was similarly incredulous that sewage experts were just talking about “sludge” all the time, and as far as I can tell, that is actually the technical term for it!

Mark Hardgrove

Here in NJ we incinerate our sewage sludge after it is dewatered, at least at the ww plant I work at. Also, liquid sludge isnt landfilled, its only after its been dewatered.